Your belly button could hurt for various reasons, some involving nearby organs. The pain might stem from acute (short-lived) issues like constipation or indigestion. Serious causes could include appendicitis, which often starts with pain around the belly
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A navel or belly button is the remnant of your former umbilical cord. They come in lots of different shapes and sizes, and is one of the unique attributes that makes you, you.
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If you've noticed discharge, a strong smell, pain, or another change in your belly button, you may need to see a doctor. If your belly button leaks discharge or blood, you may have a bacterial, fungal, or yeast infection. Here are common belly button problems, and what to do about each one.
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On my belly on my belly there's a belly button! Are you ready to dance with CoComelon? Dance along with JJ and friends to the belly button dance for kids!Sub...
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Your belly button, also called the navel or umbilicus, has no function after birth and is simply a scar or remnant of the umbilical cord that connects you to your mother when you are in the uterus. The blood from the mother's placenta flows through the umbilical cord and provides oxygen and nutrition to a baby during pregnancy, and it is cut ...
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A belly button is a remnant of an umbilical cord, whose purpose was to circulate the mother's nutrient- and oxygen-rich blood in and out of the fetus. One of the ligaments connected to the fetus bisects the liver. The belly button is also often used by doctors as an access point to your gallbladder during laparoscopic surgery.
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The humble belly button is one of the first things about you that develops in the womb - way before the brain or lungs or anything really. It’s the very foundation of what you are.
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Unless your belly button is sick, injured, or pooping, it’s completely normal. And anything you want to do with it is normal, too. If you have an outie, but want an innie, go for it.
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There’s more to navel gazing than meets the eye - literally. Look beyond your belly button to what it can tell you about your health.
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